The CO₂ laser and treatments known as skinboosters have emerged as standout solutions for revitalizing the skin after damage caused by intense sun exposure during the summer. In the field of aesthetic medicine, these procedures are gaining notable popularity due to their effectiveness in facial rejuvenation and in treating skin problems such as scars, dark spots, and signs of aging.
Quirónsalud Vitoria Hospital has seen a significant increase in demand for these treatments, as more patients seek to improve the appearance of their skin after the summer season. The CO₂ laser works by emitting pulses of light concentrated in specific areas of the skin, stimulating collagen production and promoting the repair of damaged tissue.
Dr. Alma Tejedor, an expert in aesthetic medicine at the hospital, highlights the advantages of the CO₂ laser, stating that it “helps to eliminate spots while stimulating collagen production.” This process not only smooths wrinkles but also improves the texture and tone of the skin, as well as tightening sagging areas.
Autumn is the perfect time to focus on skin care, a stage where skin regeneration becomes essential after months of intense exposure to sunlight and other elements, such as chlorine from pools. “During this season, the skin is usually dull and dehydrated,” adds Dr. Tejedor.
Along with CO₂ laser treatment, skinboosters have emerged as a promising option to combat dehydration after summer. These treatments use hyaluronic acid to restore essential hydration, returning volume and luminosity to the skin.
Implementing these treatments during autumn allows people to effectively counteract the adverse effects of summer on the skin. Both CO₂ laser and skinboosters offer specific solutions: the former improves scars and spots by stimulating collagen, and the latter provides deep rehydration and restoration of lost volume. Following the recommendations of specialists, it is essential to care for the skin with the same dedication as caring for hair after summer, ensuring optimal skin condition for winter.
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